Jobs at OCLI Vision

Supervise ophthalmic technicians while continuing to provide direct patient care. Responsibilities include scheduling, staffing coordination, coaching, onboarding, workflow improvement, physician support, patient triage, ophthalmic diagnostic testing, inventory management, equipment maintenance, and compliance. The supervisor performs Level II technician duties, including manual refraction, OCT, visual fields, corneal topography, and fundus photography, while assisting with clinic operations and administrative tasks.

Supports ophthalmologists during patient exams by preparing charts and rooms, documenting interactions in real time, tracking orders and prescriptions, performing ophthalmic testing, educating patients, auditing charts, and delivering patient-focused service.

Oversee daily operations for a busy ophthalmology clinic, including staff supervision, training, HR activities, patient registration, medical records, scheduling, supplies, equipment, and patient flow. The Office Manager supports front-office functions, monitors performance, recommends process improvements, and promotes a positive patient and employee experience.

Provides hands-on ophthalmic patient support and real-time clinical documentation for oculoplastic providers. Responsibilities include preparing patients and exam rooms, documenting histories and encounters in the EMR, performing preliminary ophthalmic testing, assisting with examinations and minor procedures, administering ophthalmic medications within scope, educating patients, sterilizing instruments, maintaining equipment, and escalating urgent concerns. The role requires regular travel among multiple Long Island clinic locations.

Performs ophthalmic pre-exam testing, obtains patient histories, administers eye drops, conducts ancillary tests, and documents encounters in the EMR. Scribes provider findings, diagnoses, and treatment plans; assists with exams and procedures; triages urgent cases; supports patient flow; prepares rooms; maintains equipment; and follows infection-control and confidentiality standards.

Performs ophthalmic pre-exam testing, obtains patient histories, administers eye drops, documents encounters and provider findings in the EMR, assists with exams and procedures, triages urgent cases, prepares rooms, supports patient flow, and maintains equipment and infection-control standards.

Coordinates front-office operations for an ophthalmology practice, including physician schedules, staff scheduling, patient check-in and check-out, appointments, medical records, billing inquiries, deposits, and patient concerns. Trains and supports front-desk staff, backs up the Surgical Secretary, assists with HR activities, and maintains compliance with office policies and confidentiality requirements.